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Rescue Buoy VM-771

The VM-771 Rescue Buoy is a buoy designed to save stranded or overboard people from deep or dangerous waters. Created and manufactured by Ironsheet Co. (now known as Ironsheet Marine Co.), it was originally designed in 1950 but its first one released to public waters was in 1952. The incredible success of the VM-771 prompted Ironsheet Co. to build and construct more of these. Throughout 1953 and 1998, you would find these buoys hoisted around in deep waters, near in the Arctic, all around sawyer island (about 5-10 miles outward) and in other misc locations. The VM-771 was decommissioned for a more modern option in 1999 and the only few surviving exist at the Sawyer National Museum.

The VM-771 comes included with:

• 3 power systems. MAIN, LIGHTING and AUXILARY.
  
• Built-in Sonix Television
  
• Quad-Strobe Lighting
  
• Dual-Morse communication lamps
  
• Rations & Water to last 1-2 months at sea
  
• One Bunk-bed
  
• Checkers to pass rescue time
  
• 2-Manual Powered Bilge Pumps
  
• Stove with 4 burners
  
• Buoy-wide heating
  
• 3 First-Aid Kits
  
• 5 Handheld Flares (3 in Emergency Equipment box, 2 in tower)
  
• 1 Fire Extinguisher
  
• 2 Welding Tools

Not really a tutorial, since it isn't a boat but:

Morse Communicator is located on the exterior opposite of the entrance
Charge port is located at the back beside the Morse Communicator
Anchor switch is located in the Controls Panel beside the stove.

Automatic Anchor
XML Ladder
Sawyer TV
80's TV Overlays

Hope you have fun using this!
Inspired by Luftwaffe Rescue Buoys[en.wikipedia.org]
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